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                |     Hanjuku Heroes     |
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   +          Unofficial English Translation          +
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   +        October 17th, 1998  - Version 0.01        +
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* Note * - Please do NOT distribute the patch file without
this file, since it contains important information.

  This is an UNOFFICIAL English translation of HANJUKU
HEROES, an RPG created by SQUARE of Japan.  SQUARESOFT
never released it in English, for some reason.

  To get the latest versions of Hanjuku Heroes or any of
our other great translations, go visit the RPGe Home Page,
at http://fx.ml.org/rpge/.

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 C O N T E N T S
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1. What's New?
2. Introduction
3. How to play
4. Credits and Special Thanks
5. RPGe
6. Disclaimer

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1. What's New?
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v0.01 (10/17/98):
- First public release
- Font replaced
- Some menus translated

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2. Introduction
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  Hanjuku Heroes is a not-too-serious war simulation
created by Squaresoft.  It was one of Squaresoft's earlier
games for the SNES, evident from the fact that the
characters look a lot like the characters in FF4 and
Romancing SaGa 1.

  So just how weird a game is it?  Well, hanjuku is a
Japanese word that means a way to cook an egg between hard-
boiled and sunny-side up (sort of like "Medium-boiled").
The game involves a lot of eggs and really weird monsters.

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3. How to Start
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  The archive includes an IPS file.  The IPS file is to be
applied to ROM images acquired from somewhere else, and
it's up to you to obtain it.

  First, you need a copy of the Hanjuku Heroes ROM image,
and an IPS patching program.  An easy-to-use patching
program for MS-DOS based systems, IPS.EXE, can be obtained
at RPGe (http://fx.ml.org/rpge/archives/).

  This patch must be applied to the ORIGINAL, unmodified
ROM.

  To use IPS.EXE with the Hanjuku Heroes patch, get
yourself a DOS prompt and type the following:

  IPS HHEROES.SMC HH-V001.IPS

  Replace HHEROES.SMC with the filename of your ROM image.

  After you've patched your ROM image, load the game
inside your favorite SNES emulator, and you should see the
title screen.  You're ready to start.

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4. Credits and Special Thanks
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  Hanjuku Heroes was worked on by the following members
of RPGe:
maht      : Translation

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5. RPGe
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  RPGe is a internet-based group of semi-intelligent
people who like to share their hobby, to translate video
games to English, with the world.

  The following is a list of the members of RPGe:

- MagitekKn       President
- harmony7        Web Site Maintainer
- Barubary
- Stories
- DarkMazda
- CrazyBred
- Dibz
- maht

  You can reach us at http://fx.ml.org/rpge/.  If you need
to send e-mail, direct it to rpge@fx.ml.org.  If you need
to contact a specific member, see the feedback page at the
RPGe web site.

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6. Disclaimer
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Hanjuku Heroes and all other likenesses are copyright
Square of Japan.

(c) 1998 RPGe

There is no video game company or any other company
associated with RPGe.  In no event shall RPGe be held
liable or responsible for any damages that may occur from
direct, indirect, or consequential results of the ability
or disability to use or misuse any material it provides.